Zion and Chinwe, former Big Brother Naija contestants and ex-lovers, were involved in an intense argument over who instigated the breakup in the pilot episode of the reunion show that debuted on Monday night.
The episode, which aired on Monday night, saw Chinwe accuse Zion of being emotionally unavailable and financially dependent during their time together.
Zion claimed he broke up with Chinwe because their purposes didn’t align.
However, Chinwe countered him, describing his claim as “a lie.” She submitted that their relationship ended due to Zion’s nonchalant attitude.
She narrated how Zion went clubbing all night, a day before she returned to her base, despite asking him to come home and spend time with her before she travelled the next day.
She stated that Zion switched off his phone, and when he returned the next day, he claimed he couldn’t get a ride at that time but drove past their side to his friend’s house.
Chinwe claimed that Zion’s family and friends dislike her because she revealed during the reality show that she sponsored him on the show.
Following the heated exchange, Zion took to social media to address Chinwe’s public accusations, accusing her of financial shaming and being dishonest about her behaviour during their time together.
You broke shame me at every opportunity. Let’s be clear you make money through means I could never and would never pursue yet I never judged you once. I don’t steal, I don’t push drugs, our values are very different. Because I chose a clean, slower path. I deserve to be disrespected?
The 2023 Odieshi end-of-year religious programme, organized by the Evangelist Ebuka Obi-led Zion Prayer Movement Outreach Ministry (ZPMOM), ended on December 10.
Just before the programme kicked off, the Spiritual Director of Zion, Evangelist Ebuka, had promised a “harvest of miracles, healings, deliverance and salvation of souls”. But even then, not everyone at Zion prayer ground or those who watched online were prepared for the magnitude of what they witnessed.
As if they were watching a movie scene, the audience were regaled with testimonies of miracles and healing of different ailments. But they were real as day! Particularly outstanding were stories of people who received instant healing during Odieshi prayers.
On the first day, a Catholic nun, Reverend Sister Juliana Eligwe, from Uzuakoli, Abia State, who lives in Winniepeg, Canada, and who had a knee problem following an accident she had three years ago was among those who testified to instant healing. She had since the accident depended on wheelchair and walking stick to move about. She was advised by her doctor in Canada to go for a knee replacement surgery, “This year, I told my doctor I am going for Odieshi to receive my healing and that when I come back, you will see me without my cane”, she said, raising up her walking stick. “So when I set my foot here on Zion ground, I prayed to God that today is the last day I will use this. I believed that God of Zion will heal me. Now I can walk, I can jump”, she declared, jumping up and down on the Zion altar.
A similar situation was that of Mrs Ijeoma Chukwuike from Agwu, Enugu State, who had been using a walking stick for the past twelve years. “I was advised to go to India for hip replacement surgery and for the past twelve years, I have not been able to stand or walk or move about without help. I said I don’t have money for surgery and that I will come here for my healing. Now I have been healed”.
Mrs Nnamani Bridget from Isi Uzo Local Government Area in Enugu State, was overwhelmed by the healing of her son who was mysteriously crippled over a year ago. “This is my son, Nnamani Jerome. On 18th of June, 2022, we woke up in the morning and he could not stand up again, we went to different hospitals and after all the tests and scans, nothing was detected. I was introduced to this ministry by a friend and I started coming and praying for God to heal my son.” She narrated how Ebuka located his son during one of his Sunday ministrations on Zion ground and prayed for the boy. After the prayer, he declared, “Watch the face of this boy, the mum will bring him back walking”. The video of the encounter was replayed for the audience at Odieshi as little Jerome jumped up to confirm he had been completely healed.
The Zion Prayer Movement Outreach in Okota, Lagos on November 12, experienced huge testimonies during the Sunday service in the church.
Founded by Evangelist Chukwuebuka Anozie Obi, the ministry has become synonymous with stories of mind-boggling miracles of healings and deliverances occurring either at Zion City there and those witnessed in different parts of the world.
The testimonies come from people who say they were located during online prayers by Evangelist Ebuka or were healed after using Seraphic Water and Seraphic Oil blessed by the Spiritual Director of the ministry, Ebuka.
The people who testified to their healing last Sunday included a woman who had breast cancer; a US-based kidney disease patient (Onyedikachi), and Beatrice Obiozor from the United Kingdom who had glaucoma for 40 years and was healed after surgery failed to rectify the problem. There was also the story of Pirekina Anyanwu of Isiala Mbano, Imo State, who flew in from Florida, US, to testify to how the Seraphic oil and water healed his spinal cord injury and saved him from a highly risky surgery recommended by doctors.
A video making the rounds online has captured the moment ace singer, Ayodeji Ibrahim Balogun, a.k.a. Wizkid, taught his third son, Zion, to eat ‘fufu’.
In the video, the singer began eating first while his son, Zion watched him with full concentration and followed suit.
Zion who was a bit confused by the food put on a hilarious facial expression after he tasted a bit of it.
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Reacting to the video, the_real_chestnot wrote: “Is the facial expression for me ??.”
Andymohammed16 wrote: “He go soon teach am how to take weed??.”
ademola_savage wrote: “So wizkid dey chop.”
brendanukagod__ wrote: “Why Wiz doing like he doesn’t like the food?”
cheriflexy wrote: “The boy just confused ?????.”
queen.tigress1 wrote: “Awnn so cute❤️❤️.”
shola_pro wrote: “U are a Nigerian Zion…no matter the matter?.”
Watch the video below
TheNewsGuru.com (TNG) reports that a prominent figure in the modern-day Afrobeats music scene, Wizkid is regarded as one of the biggest and most influential African artists of all time.
He began recording music at the age of 11 and released a collaborative album with the Glorious Five (5), a group he and a couple of his church friends formed. In 2009, Wizkid signed a record deal with Banky W’s Empire Mates Entertainment (E.M.E).
He later rose to the limelight after releasing “Holla at Your Boy”, the lead single from his debut studio album, Superstar (2011), which also spawned the singles “Tease Me/Bad Guys” and “Don’t Dull”.
In September 2014, he released the self-titled second studio album, Ayo. The album was supported by six singles, including the song “Jaiye Jaiye”.
Wizkid left E.M.E. after his contract expired. In 2016, Wizkid achieved international recognition following his collaboration with Drake on the hit single “One Dance”, which reached number one on the US Billboard Hot 100 and topped the charts in 14 additional countries. The song broke multiple records, making Wizkid the first Afrobeats artist to appear in the Guinness World Records.
In March 2017, he signed a multi-album deal with RCA Records; and released his third studio album Sounds from the Other Side, later that year. The album was supported by five singles, including “Come Closer” featuring Drake.
In 2018, he was featured on the song “Checklist” by Normani and Calvin Harris, which reached number one on the Billboard World Digital Song Sales chart. The following year, he was featured on Beyoncé’s project The Lion King: The Gift on the single “Brown Skin Girl”, which also reached number-one on the World Digital Song Sales chart, and won him a Grammy Award for Best Music Video.
In October 2020, he released his fourth album, Made in Lagos, which received commercial success and acclaim, reaching number one on the Billboard World Album Chart. The album includes the single “Essence” featuring Tems, which became the first Nigerian song to chart on the Billboard Hot 100, and reached the top ten following a remix released by Justin Bieber. Wizkid’s fifth album More Love, Less Ego was released on 11 November 2022.
By February 2021, Wizkid was the most-streamed Nigerian artist of all time on Spotify, with over 3.4 billion streams across all credits.
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